Eye program

82% Raised upper eyelid
93% Lift effect

90% Decongested bags
93% Relaxing effect

70% reduction in dark circles
Reduction of melanin

Clinical study, instrumental evaluation, image analysis and satisfaction test carried out over 28 days on 41 women aged 46 to 70 with major signs of aging in the eye contour area: sagging eyelids, dark circles and bags.

Melanin is the biological pigment at the origin
of the skin color. Thanks to their wavelength of 520 and 660nm respectively, green and red lights penetrate the skin deeply to act, along with andrographis, directly on the pro-melanogenic factors at the origin of the melanin synthesis process. As the production of melanin is reduced, hyperpigmentation localized in the dark circles is inhibited.

With age, fibroblasts deteriorate. Their decreased activity is the cause of the sagging of the very thin eye contour area, and of drooping eyelids. The unique combination of red light and infrared light, with the topical application of a serum enriched with hexapeptide and albizia julibrissin, activates fibroblasts to help the skin around the eyes maintain its density and elasticity. This synergy also protects the skin's foundations from glycation (stiffening of collagen fibers that reduces elasticity and limits renewal and remodeling) and stimulates the skin's detoxification process.

The unique combination of red light and infrared light with hexapeptide activates fibroblasts, skin cells that are responsible for collagen production, to smooth out crow's feet wrinkles. In addition, a duo of high and low molecular weight hyaluronic acids acts in all layers of the skin to hydrate and plump it up in depth.

To complete this 360° look program, the red light potentiates niacinamide
(vitamin B3) in order to limit the
inflammation that causes under-eye bags and soothes the sensitive eye contour area. In addition, caffeine coupled with a decongesting gesture helps limit the appearance of and refresh the eyes by activating the skin's microcirculation.